The Wingham Times, 1899-11-03, Page 8,sY
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Dress
Goods
AND SUITINGS.
All new weaves represented.
Extensive Assortment. Stock
now at highest point.
Tweed Suiting, Homespun,
'Cheviots, Frth.es, Broadcloth,
Camel's Hair Weaves in plain,
plaid andstriped designs, Pop-
lisso, Cashmere, Crepons and
Brocade.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Variety is the spice of life.
There is sufficient variety of
Ready-to-wear Clothing at
this store to suit all tastes.
CARPETS All
LACE CHUMS
The stock never contained
so fine a collection of Carpets
in Brussels, Tapestry, Wools
and Unions in all the newest
shades.
FURS AND MANTLES
This is. the ' best of all our
best stocks. The stock is
eaverflowing with choice goods,
just the kind for those wanting
the correct styles at
Mcindoo's
MiNOR LOCALS.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
—Wednesday wasiali Saints' Day.
—Soon bo time o thinly of storm
-windows.
--Houses to rent ire very scarce in
Wingham. -
Turnip pulling has been in order
with the farmers tl s week.
Fresh Baltimore oysters seed in any
style at Jas. McKelvie's Star Restaur-
ant.
D. E. McDona 1 shipped a car load —A team of hors s ran away on Sat -
of lambs to Buffaltthis week. urdy night on the Bluevale road from
—A number of eildren in Wingham in front of Mrs. Dawson's. The wagon
are suffering from hicken pox. was pretty badly smashed before the
—Inspector Robb -paid an official visit horses were stopp d. We have not
to the Wingham se 'col this week. learned the name c ' the owner.
—Cap John Be gough, father of J. -_Brakeman Re •eiy, of the C. P. It.
W. B gough, thr cartoonist, died. in special freight of this branch of the
Tor to on Monda: , aged 81 years. road was crashe(J between the engine
Mr. Abner Cos tis is this week mov- and a car while c(
ing into his handso ie new residence on oo Monday. He as taken to Toronto
th orner of Patrick and Minnie streets. jj ospital, where ie died on Tuesday.
l Mr,. Homos , € the Wingham flour
j Deceased was .a si ale man, whose home
milts expect to nove his household was in Toronto unction, and he was
effects froTee:- aster to hewn next well spoken of byeell who knew him.
week.
-Hallow'en —.-st Tuesday evening
passed off very qi etly in town, The
old c tom of p g tricks is disap-
ig.
1 --The regular nl lily meeting of the
i T iwvn C011iachl Will lied. ala Dioudlny
.text.
For choice and qual,fv in Rtibbcrs,
go t•i W. J, Gitrrle'K,
---ounli Oaledoui,Z 0. S. •ivlll*hold
its regular meeting ' 1 Monday evening
next.
--p. Stewart Tnay a shipment of a
car l0a(1. Of lambs ; East Eufa10 on
Thursday,
—The road gra`' lens beeu doing
sante good work 07
some cf the side
sl.eets tliie week. - '
dust nae ivcd, a ear of Portlntel Ce-
ment. J. Cunei x Co. •
--The men who'y)roslier in this world.
•aro the mien who fined their coni buss-
' nese and. keep on i- ladling it.
-Cull at the Tr s Grace and get our
prices foe 1::11 Le' es, statements, eto.,
' before ordering yo' e fall supply.
—Mr. D. Stewar - intends having his
farm surveyed into. town lots and will
dispose of it in qu titles to suit par-
chasers. '
_Robert Wells, fernier :cos/cleat of
lieeinghari, and br her of i'fr. P Wells,
cif Glouant,au, di at Boissse' . ', Mau.,
au October 30th, • his iOt oat.
A fancy : ecoucl-h c parlor -heating
wood stove, as good, - ow, will be sold
cheap. Apply at T . , s office.
'[r. Robert J.:' tevensou, of Strat-
ford, has been app ' ited general agent
for the county of uron for tho Great
West Insurance C of Winnipeg.
...The regular eating of the W. 0.
T. U. will be he on Tuesday at 3 p,
m. sharp, in the 0. F. hall, Chisholm
block. A full'att dance is desired.
—Every person hiopiti • hew their en-
velopes and lette Foix'. printed. The
ge sl;oolc o' ...e above
best k at lowest
TXMES caries, a 1
land. we give • yo
prices.
Miss Sparling wis o announce that
she is prepared to . ime her classes on
violin and piano. 3t.
—On page sevei> of this issue will be
found a short st ry from the peri of
Timotheus Ti un. It is a guard room
steel entitled The Merchant of
Ye ee."
—Mrs. Guest, ae Frances street, had
the misfortune to` all d break her leg
on Monday ovenii -. he was palled $o
the home of a nei bor and slipped an
the walk.
Just arrived one crate of Doulton's
celebrated snake of dinnerware, 100
pieces, $13.50. Fancy toilet sets,with
slopjar oriental shape $8, at
Gnxri"xw's.
—The annual coeution of tile Pro-
tvinoial W. C. T. Uwas held in Guelph
thisweek.
Mrs.
(Rev) Goffin and Miss
K. M. Fisher, of town, where the
delegates from the leiron County W. C.,
T. U.
—John Parker, ' ho says he worked.
in the neighborhood of Wingham during
.the summer, was ,arrested at Goderich
last week, charged with vagrancy. He
was sent to the County jail for five
months.
Dr. Macdonald 'snow permanently
at home and can be consulted by
his patrons.
—Both the G. '. R, and C. P. Re
stations have been more than crowded
with apples this wash. Large quantities
of freight of varidis kinds are on the
move these clays: special freight trains
are an every day oc 'armee.
pling at Credit Forks
—Mr. Sather G
fingers badly cut'
Union factory roc
laid off work in oc
--Thee name of
been submitted to
toms as success°
Whitley, collector
hrist had
One of his
hilt) aVwork in the
tly.f Ile has been
sequence.
ohn Wiseman has
e roadster of Ous-
to the late W. T:
Clinton.
Music ftarnishe(1 for balls, assembly's,
and private parties.,Terms moderate.
Apply to . A. Weesoli,
gt Dinsley House'
—John S. 1 earce.e Co., the well-
known seed nierchavts of London, have
gone out of businese- and the business
liras',.,, • ••,.i.,,-, , ..,, )p I'rocl J. Muth
,. dlr.aeu
new granolithic w
traake to the river,
Should the 'math
walk will be finish
--The Teem en
growing. If yo
be
ides
o busy laying the
front the G. T. 1%.
n Josephine street.
be favorable the
thio week,
ription fist is still
1'o not a subscriber
to /Rake you one.
janntary 14,1901,
Ch'€kdren Cly for
CAST 11
Baran.
Mr, Wm. Moser has accepted a
tion in Campbell's hardware store,
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THE WINGIIAM TIMES, NOVEMBER 3, 189'1
•
12th and 13tHe sermon* wi111'e',reach-
ed on launday et 11 a. 1U. and 7 p, in. by
a former pastor of the 0= 04 Rev. A.
W. Tango, of Plattsville. On Monday
evening' there will be a tea-uieetiug,
atter which Rev. R. Hobbs,. of Wing -
ham, will give his celebrated lecture,
«Triangular lath," A good musical
program. will also. be fernished.
News Notes.
United States Vice -President ITobart
is dnugeerously-
Termite city council Iles adopted a re-
solution to :hake nine hours the working
day of all city jobs.
Strathroy had a three-day fall fair
this year and after paying all liabilities
and privet has $785.10 to the good.
The Kingston Locomotive Works
have received an. ardor for teu more
I compound engines for the 0. P. 1..
William Hoary lecatherstonhaugh,
Peuotanguishono, Siincoe, master anar-
iiier, wants a c'.ivcrce from his wife,
The trial on J. W. Alulorsou on the
charge of robbing the Molsous .Sauk at
Winnipeg of $(12,000 began yesterday'
August and Alex. Helmer were son-
teltcod by Jucige Hardy at Brantford to
four years' imprisonment for cattle-
bliss Mary E. Easton of Kingston has
been selected by the United States
authorities to go to Cuba to teach school.
Rev, John do Sores of St. John, N,
., is the choice of the Colanli.ttee for
the rectorship of St. James' Cathedral,
Toronto.
Mr. John Ross, near Holland Landing,
upset a lantern . in his • stable 'road was
burned to death whale trying to extin-
guish the flames.
Mayor Teetzel of H.rmiiton proposes a
Scheme of municipal reform by eleotiitg
Aldermen for five years, paying them
and reducing the number.
Rev. Father Ryau, of Renfrew, re-
cently lost a ]','arse, and his congrega-
tion has present4hiiz. with a purse of
$300 to recompense*,
Jelin P. Fulljamei7the oldest man in
Barrie, died Tuesday afternoon of lash
week, in his 87th year. He lived sever-
al years iii Toronto.
, The Robt. Motachlan 100 acre farm,
coo. 10, Grey township was sold to D.
Cun!eiughean, of Colborne township,
Huron Co., for the sum of $5,000.
At Peterboro Assizes John Taylor got.
a verdict of $120 against the grand Trunk
Railway for injuries received by beings
struck liy a train at a level crossing.
John N. Fulton, who is waisted in
Montreal for the alleged embezzlement.
of $50,000 from. the estate of the late
Thos. J. Coristine, was arrested at
Siston.
Barrie electors have also voted to dis-
solve the partnership with Allendale,
and the Legislature will probably be
asked to undo the recent act amalga-
mating the two municipalities.
Mark Lazier, alias Hamilton, a no-
torious swindler, formerly of Bellville,
Ont., was sentenced at Little 'Valley, N.
Y., last week to three years in Auburn
prison. He' moved the judge and court
to tears with the story of his life. ,
Mr. Forman, a Woodstock merchant,
and Ms head clerk, Mr. Love, watched
hi the store at night to catch's thief.
The thief came and went straight'to the
cash box, but managed to dodge a couple
of "bullets when alarmed, and got safely
away.
BORN.
MCEV toY In Blyth, on October' 27th, the
wife of Mr. T. C. McElroy; a soil.
DANT.—In Gorrie, on October 29th, the wife of
Mr. Thos. Dane, of twins—son and daughter.
• 1WARIOIRD. '
ONsuirrea-Honosov At the residence of
the bride's parents, Wingham, on October 80th,
by Rev. D. Ro.rs, of Bluevale, cousin. of the
bride, Mr.WI Doesburg of Napanee, to Miss
Jett I a only daughter of Mr. Ralph
gsoi.. •
MCWxnmlr y—WATs0N--At the residence of
r. I win, Wingham, on October 81st, by Rev.
D. rrie, Mr. Richard McWhinne , of
, to Miss Eliza Watson, of Wingham.
RAi+Msf.Y—RouTr,anGE—At• the redden o of
Mr. Wm. D yrrl, Windham, on No camber Set,-
byaitev. WM. Lowe Mr. Wm. Ji s Ramsey
ss Mary Jane Lowe,
SAcxittnEn-Bn toxc-At the ethodist par-
sonage, Wingham, Nov. lab, by the Rev. Rich'd
Hobby Mr. Edmund Sackri er T. peat
at Belgrave, to Miss Isabella Black, of B1yih./
Ross—Rosa»-•In Gorrie, on October 18th by
the Rev.'Mr. Dobson, James Ross, of the 9th of
Minto, and Miss Mary Ross, of Gorrie.
MCNArr,•Y—ItaNre—•At the home of the bride's
mother, Newbridge, on October 18th, by Rev.
p0si- R. I. Hasking, Mr. Andrew McNally, of Blyth,
Mit- to Miss Rachel, daughter of Mrs. Henry Rinne
cliell, and leaves next week to enter b 'd ' rents, ro i i h, by Rev.Mr. Hos
h his duties. king, Odvvioh, assisted by Re'. Mr, Gar
Mcfi1E—,(3ANnEnsoN••-At the home of the
rr e s rc w e -
upo n ies. r -
butt, of Gorrie, Mr. Geo. Melfee, of Gerrie, to
Mr. T. H. Ashbury is in Brantford M Jenide'S., eldest daughter of Mr. James
this week attending the funeral of his S erson.r.AizmoN•'•.Per,Tex—•In Atwood, on Oct.
brother, Wm., who died oil Saturday of lith, at the home of tic bride's parents, by the
Rove f' A. McLeod, & D., Chas. Fuilarton, pf
typhoid fever. Toronto, soon of Thos. Fnllarton, Clerk of Ehnn,
Rev. Win. Penhall wiii preach to the p i'tM Itineetgliter of Mr. and Mra. L.
Orangemen of Blyth and vicinity in the 46.. 1<)II:D.
IVIethodist church on Sunday evening. hcr,AY--At lerllitdx hureh, on November 1st,
On Monday evening an Orange supper Peter re, ry, aged 87 years, 8 months and 18
will be held at the Central hotel. Val/env-Li Culross, on Otoher 21lyd, Mary
14 Cr. and Mrs. J. G. Emigh, of Gone -;R daughter
monthf Mr. Geo,Waugh, aged 6
yearrich, drove ever to Blyth 011 Wednesday. W raTTs--xn P.ois„ewain, minuet's, os October
1.!r. Emigli returned home the same day , ie °belt Wells, formerly a resident of
but Mis. Elnigh will remain here for a
couple of weeks
Dr. Milne has erected. a `Woodstock B.C(»r. At (trace hospital, 8'arouta, on ri'ri.
wind mill at his residence. It will be watr'r c0 it r f2o9 1y (•'soV. f nr`r`a]en off errs*
used for supplying the stables with County, •19ngland, aged 91 ye8,r,(,
water and in the suminer for lawn of th Ninthh October
ohc r.dtOti o wii li a Deng -
Wrinkling. Cr it(d(l--xn Toronto, en October 80th, Mrs.
Messrs. George Quinn and Hugh Mc- J°hn t:leltg, formerly of C**orrle, in her 69th
Te6year,, Tyrer Balm ween c-rnr ''Cl $i "4"e'
VW*" atliTeil front twoeernd•ae•ryoA cdnewdayet_oan.
am, and brother of Mr. P. Wells, Glen-
n, aged 70 years.
laoitrsoN-$n lt(tst Wawanosh, on Oe ober
29t1i, Robert Thompson, agd+d 78 soars.
eel l 7 .. mks' ter to . aNut t tots, it t -
ti tide mlp.
goat -
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Harry Stokes, a well-known and high-
ly respected citizt T1 of Hamilton, died at
hie residence on Monday evening, aged.
76 years. He went to Hamilton in 1855
and was engineer cif the Great Western
and Grana Trunk Railroads, until he
retired, about 20 years ago.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000Ladies, Safe, effectual, Ladies ask
Take
druuggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound.'Take no other. as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 per
box; No, 2,10 degrees stronger, SP per box. No.
1 or a, mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -cent
a it a, 'rho Cook Company Windsor. Ont.
Nos.1 and 2 fiord ana roconimendedby all
responoiblo Druggists in Canada,
No, 1 and No, 2 for sal„ by Colla A. Campbell
Druirgist
TO 'LET
0 rooms over Gordon's and Galbraith's stores,
recently occupied Ilk tailor slop and dwelling.
These rooms are well suited for a dwelling, a
dressmaking shop or offices. Thera !shard and
soft water and wood shed attached. ApG to
tf G. M(+
E
Take notice t it a Court of Revisit sill bo
held in the Olcr s office, in the Tow - all, in
the Town of vii. r am, on Friday,t 17th day
of Nov., 1899, at hour oe 7.80 o' oelt p. m.,
for the purpose of wring comp] its against
the proposed, ass( , eat or a(' •acy of the
frontage measuremo .v or any or complaint
persons interested • , desu' to make and
which is by law cogniz t le b • he Court, in re-
spect of the followin, \ o improvements,
namely:
No. 40. .A. concrete sid • llc four feet wide
on the west side of Pi -a , 'pet between the
north side of Victoria Tee . d the south side
of John street.
The estimated co of the posed. work is
PK , of wlrioh $51 ' to be borne v the Munici-
pality.No, 47. A e • orete sidewalk f feet wide
on the west i e of Edward street etw nen the
south side •f John and Patrick str ts,
The est .feted cost of the propos work is
$858.50, ' which $98.09 is to be bar by the
Munic' •ality.
• Da S , Clerk's Wilco, Win ham, Nov. 1899.
It • J. B. PRIMUSl
MDRTCACE SALE
—Or—
Village Property.
Under nod by Virtue of a power of sale con-
tained in a certain re stored mortgage which
will be produced at the time of sale ere will
be offered for sale by public aucti,y Joseph
Cowan, auctioneer, at Gofton' :